An antidote to the Papal visit
- Author: Toby
- Filed under: Books, Education and young people, Europe, Policing, World politics
Sep 17,2010
As London locks down for the arrival of the Pope in Westminster, I have settled down with the perfect antidote: “The Case of the Pope: Vatican Accountability for Human Rights Abuse” by Geoffrey Robertson QC.
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One Response for "An antidote to the Papal visit"
In order to preach a message of humility, peace and tolerance one needs a very wealth, autocratic and loveless organisation.
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